Bisinella Developments has a proud 30 year history of successful residential development in the Geelong region.
Bisinella’s Managing Director Lino Bisinella’s first residential subdivision went on the market in 1990 .
Since then, the business has grown and diversified to be recognised as one of the region’s largest local land development companies.
In almost 30 years, Mr Bisinella and the team at Bisinella Developments have been responsible for developing estates across the Geelong region in areas including Lara, Bell Park, Lovely Banks, Corio, Leopold, Whittington, Drysdale and Curlewis, totalling more than 3000 lots.
Bisinella’s successful formula is to provide high quality real estate, urban design and community infrastructure and back it up with exemplary customer service.
Here is a selection of some of Bisinella’s more current residential estates. Please select an estate below to find out more information.
What started with 350 participants on the grounds of Grand Lakes Estate in 2010 has become one of the region's most anticipated community events. The Lara Fun Run now draws close to 1,000 participants each year, locals, visitors from across Victoria, and runners from interstate and overseas, all converging on
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Bisinella Developments has announced strong construction progress on the new kindergarten and childcare centre at Lara Lakes Estate, marking another important milestone in the continued growth of the community.
Located at 16-18 Bronzewing Way, the purpose-built early education centre is being delivered by Oreana and will be operated by Aspire Early
Regional centres such as Geelong have evolved significantly in recent years.
Once viewed primarily as an alternative to metropolitan living, they are now increasingly recognised as destinations in their own right, offering a compelling mix of lifestyle, connectivity and community.
That shift has been driven by several factors. Improved infrastructure, greater flexibility
Geelong’s future growth story is about more than housing targets.
It is about delivering the infrastructure, planning certainty and coordinated investment needed to support sustainable communities.
As highlighted in the Geelong Future Series, the region has a significant role to play in accommodating future population growth, but unlocking that potential will require
